SCOTUS Rules That W.Va. Chief Justice Should Have Recused Himself

News  |  www.dayontorts.com | Jun 8, 2009

The Supreme Court of the United States has ruled that the Chief Justice of the West Virginia Supreme Court should have recused himself in a case involving the company of a man who ran $3,000,000 of ads in favor of the judge's election. Read the opinions <a

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Environmental Disaster Law

News  |  www.mirrorofjustice.com | Jul 11, 2009

On March 23, 1989, the supertanker Exxon Valdez pulled out of Valdez, Alaska, loaded with more than 56,000,000 gallons of crude oil. Captain Joseph Hazelwood, the Master of the vessel, had spent the day drinking with crew members. He had consumed at least eight vodka doubles and his ...

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Bush v. Gore and Conservative Law Professors:

News  |  volokh.com | May 8, 2008

One of the more depressing results of the decision was the rush of conservative law professors, many of whom are self-styled originalists and advocates of restraint, to defend the decision.

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"Mormon town goes to US Supreme Court over free speech; A town in Mormon Utah has gone to the US Supreme Court to settle a constitutional battle over free speech against a tiny sect which mummifies pets"

News  |  howappealing.law.com | Nov 12, 2008

"Mormon town goes to US Supreme Court over free speech; A town in Mormon Utah has gone to the US Supreme Court to settle a constitutional battle over free speech against a tiny sect which mummifies pets": <a

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South Carolina Appellate Law Blog

In McCrea v. Gheraibeh, the South Carolina Supreme Court reversed the denial of a Batson Motion and remanded the case for a new trial. This case arose out of an automobile accident. When three of six potential black jurors were struck, a Batson Motion was made.

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U.S. Supreme Court hears cases that may change Search & Seizure Rules – Belton Rule re: search of vehicle incident to arrest and application of Good Faith Exception rule in false arrest

News  |  news.lawreader.com | Dec 5, 2008

Two cases argued before the United States Supreme Court a few weeks ago hold strong potential for shaking up the rules of search and seizure now applied thousands of times each day. After discussion of last year’s criminal procedures cases, participants in the IACP Legal Officers Section workshop

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